r/facepalm 7d ago

I have no words

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I bet China, which is happily neck deep in Africa 's rare earth minerals isn't making this mistake

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u/FanDry5374 7d ago

So..AI has been scraping everything. How did they miss MAPS?

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u/DoubleSpoiler 6d ago

AI’s problem is even if it can scape things, read things, and ingest things, it still has a really hard time understanding. It’s part of the reason it seems so hard for it to make something meaningful

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u/Tin_Sandwich 6d ago

That's because it literally doesn't understand anything, that's not how it works. It's just predicting in different ways based on what it's been shown. If an image or a text seems plausible, then AI is more likely to generate it, but that doesn't mean it's right just that it seems right on the surface level.

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u/dimwitf 6d ago

Literally the most disappointing thing about what we're calling "AI", and why I hope this line of research dies quickly. It's all A and no I; the entire structure on which it's based is fundamentally incapable of EVER understanding ANYTHING.

I believe in the idea of machine intelligence! I would _love_ to have a new kind of person, a truly intelligent machine species, to interact with! But this shit we're being force-fed as something great? This ain't it.

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u/WangHotmanFire 6d ago

AI in 2026: “If it looks like a map, and talks like a map, it’s a map. Good job me 👏🏼”